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makes sense as the Erroll Garner release "Cocktail Time" (50216) is a Dial 10" (205) although the DG 10" (204) is just called Dexter Gordon & "The Chase" was not included on the original LP!! "The Chase" was actually included on a Various Artists 10" (211) called Mr Saxophone

I believe that all TOCJ's are EMI owned recordings. None of the ones you mention qualify. Unless they struck a licensing deal with Spotlite (UK), the label that owns Dial. this is odd as the only Gordon material qualifying as an EMI/TOCJ release would be his Blue Note material & possibly the Bethlehem session (Daddy Plays The Horn - has been released as a TOCJ CD)

TOCJ 50217 Gordon,Dexter(ts)/The Chase 999 wondering if this is going to be the Decca Gordon/Gray - Chase/Steeplechase or a Dial compilation? Hoping it's the former - have been waiting for this one for a while (big Wardell fan) - the last Japanese pressing of this was out of my price range

Just placed an order Leo Feigin replied (all CD's available) within a few minutes - that's service!!

Lots of Atavistic releases - Pity they didn't have the George Gruntz "Mental Cruelty" CD there or is it OOP?

Thanks for the link Still waiting for my copy (its on the way) - actually I've never heard the LP so all of this publicity (on the board) & other reviews are giving me great expectations Can't wait to hear it!

here's the link Colin - sorry about the delay (have been offline for a few hours) http://www.amazon.co.uk/Live-Recordings-1948-1957-13CD-box/dp/B005HPQ7KK/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1320389198&sr=1-1

Amazon UK have just dropped the price for the 13CD Davis set down to 26.46 pounds Couldn't resist - after removal of VAT the box costs 22.05 pounds (35 Aussie $'s) & free shipping to Australia That's just under $2.70 a disc - can't go wrong here Can now offload all those Spanish boots - already had 60% of the material but it's nice to have it all in one set

Yes, I think I already have a large chunk of this - have all of the above (including Capitol sessions) plus the Mosaic (contains "The Greatest Trumpet of Them All - DG Orch but technically an octet - this may be in the set) Material missing (1954) Norgran 1023/1090/Verve 8178 - Diz Big Band+ Johnny Richards Orch (part of this was to be released on the now cancelled Lucky Thompson Mosaic Select) no CD release (maybe Japan?) (1955) Norgran 1083/Verve 8173/Verve 2317080 - Big Band Sound of DG -> partly released on CD (1960) Verve 8386 - DG & His Orch - A Portrait Of Duke Ellington -> CD release (1960) Verve 8394 - DG & His Orch - Gillespiana -> partly released on CD epj - many thanks for the info - with my Lord Discography & your listing I could piece together this set

The one I can see on Amazon has 13 discs

The 13 CD Davis box looks very tempting - have found date/location details from pics on amazon but no track details I'm trying to compare numbers of titles associated with each session & cross referencing it with the Miled Ahead discography site Jazzbo,how comprehensive is this box? - does it exclude some titles from each session (where MD may not be present or not soloing) any chance of a track listing or is that too mammoth a task to ask?

very interesting - don't know much about this label - how legit are they (anything like Membran?) probably will have a lot of this material already. Can't seem to find track listings for the set. Feed back on this label & its other releases would be greatly appreciated Amazon UK have this for 21 pounds -> probably a better deal for me as shipping is free & VAT will also be removed

nice one - thanks for the discography

have been keeping my fingers crossed for a few years now - I remember Mosaic mentioning a possible Konitz Verve set This is high on my Mosaic wants list

The Golden Years of the Soviet New Jazz series is highly recommended, especially Vols I & IV (IMHO) Leo Feigin has only pressed 750 copies of each set If you're a Ganelin trio fan then Vol. IV is essential - contains a large swathe of their solo, duo & trio projects, Chekasin quartets/quintets etc (originally released as Leo LPs plus unreleased material) Vol. 1 contains material by Sergey Kuryokhin, Valentina Ponomareva, Anatoly Vapirov & Volkov Guyvoronsky

pm sent on Archie Shepp/Lars Gullin Quintet - The House I Live In (Steeplechase) w/T.Montoliu, NHOP, A.Riel $6 Golden Years of the Soviet New Jazz, volume II (Leo) 4 discs $17 Golden Years of the Soviet New Jazz, volume III (Leo) 4 discs $17

pm sent on Al Cohn/Zoot Sims/Tony Scott - East Coast Sounds (OJC) $6 Bobby Jaspar & his Modern Jazz (Vogue digipak, 23 tracks) $10 Les Jazz Modes - Mood in Scarlet (Dawn/Blue Moon) $8 Randy Weston - Carnival (freedom/Black Lion) $12 Abdullah Ibrahim - Blues for a Hip King (Camden) $8 Randy Weston - Saga (Gitanes) $6 Randy Weston - Volcano Blues (Gitanes) $8 Randy Weston - Earth Blues (Gitanes)

No problems to Australia - usually takes 5-10 days from europe/UK

here's for a Byas set

pm sent on Furt - Plus Equals - (Psi) 4 Evan Parker/Barry Guy/Paul Lytton + Peter Evans - Scenes in the House of Music - (Clean Feed) 7

thanks for that synopsis ep1str0phy I've never heard this LP before - sounds like it's going to be a revelation just been notified today that my copy is finally on its way (Import CD's) - have been sweating over this for the last few days (OOP that quickly!!!)

Regarding TOCJ's & extra titles - I usually expect that Japanese reissue CD's replicate the original LP - extra titles/alternates etc are uncommon (the recent Mariano/Dodgion Beauties of 1918 TOCJ was an exception - it includes "Vamp's Blues" - JWC only) Yes, it bugs me but these recent TOCJ's sound so good (compared to releases of the late 80's & 90's)

not long ago I commenced a thread regarding the "Reminiscin'" session, suggesting Mosaic make it one of their "singles" but I think the single line has been discontinued AFAIK

Have been listening to the recent TOCJ CD release of this interesting live session in Rio (1961) - Dorham, Fuller, Sims, Cohn, Mann, Ball, Tucker, Bailey, Mantilla, Abdul-Malik in various combinations The original FM issue of "Jazz Committee For Latin American Affairs" contained 6 tracks 1. Red Door 2. Lover Man 3. Ismaaa 4. It's All Right With Me 5. Autumn Leaves 6. Wee Dot The West Wind LP & CD reissues (Hot Stuff From Brazil) also contain 6 titles BUT replace "Lover Man" & "Ismaaa" with "Halley's Comet" & "A Night In Tunisia" Are these new titles that were not released on the original LP or just misnomers for the original titles. Anyone with copy of the WW releases interested in having a listen to confirm?

Interested to know what the source of your Reminiscin' CD is - Japanese? - wasn't aware that this has had a previous digital release